About - Archbishop Janani Luwum Memorial College

Our Values

God Fearing

We encourage spiritual growth and recognition of God in our lives and responsibilities.

Teamwork

Students are encouraged to cooperate with one another, their teachers and the wider school community.

Discipline

We promote self-control, responsibility and respect for school values and expectations.

Creativity

Learners are encouraged to think, explore ideas and develop their individual talents.

Inclusiveness

We recognise the dignity and contribution of every member of the school community.

Hard Work

We encourage persistence, commitment and determination in academic work and everyday life.

Our History

Archbishop Janani Luwum Memorial College was established in 1982 under the Church of Uganda.

The College was founded in memory of Archbishop Janani Luwum, former Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, who was killed in 1977.

His life and legacy remain an important part of the identity of the institution. The College’s location near his burial place further strengthens its historical and religious significance within the region.

Our Academic Role

The College provides secondary education and prepares students for Uganda’s national examinations at both O-Level and A-Level.

Our academic programme seeks to provide learners with the knowledge and abilities they require to progress to higher levels of education, training and future careers.

The school serves both boys and girls at Ordinary and Advanced Level, drawing learners from Mucwini, Kitgum District and neighbouring communities.

Join Us

Join us for a better education and future

As we build upon our history, Archbishop Janani Luwum Memorial College remains focused on providing an environment where young people can learn, develop their talents, strengthen their character and prepare for successful futures.